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[quarkx]

Ok, this may be a NUBE problem/ Question.
Among other things, I tried to transplant my VT4000 card from my A2000 to my A4000, but ran across a big problem. So 2 questions first pop up.
1) I installed an Indivision, and (hopefully) there is no clearance issues from the top of the indivision to the bottom of the VT card. I couldn't feel any.

2) Well , you can see by the 2 photos.



So I can't tell but the manual, but is/ was there a different front port for it? It doesn't look like I have to cut the back of the Amiga.
Someone has to be familiar enough with them, if not I can wait until Monday and talk to Newtek.

[quarkx]

Never mind, I see it now in these photos, I am going to have to pull the card apart, must check for jumpers.

[Matt_H]

The BNC board has two possible connection points. It's currently set for an A2000, just move it to the other one for a 3000 or 4000.

There's also a jumper block with 8 jumpers on the main Toaster board. They should all be in the lowest position (closest to the connector edge of the card).

[CLS2086]

Matt_H : are you sure ?
I believe there is a special module output with a rubbon for A3000/A4000.

[quarkx]

CLS2086 wrote:
Matt_H : are you sure ?
I believe there is a special module output with a rubbon for A3000/A4000.

Looks like MATTH was right, just move the BNC card over (you can see it in the photo-that's how I found it. Once I found the jumper blocks I was all set.
The only thing is there was probably another separate BNC "cover" plate for the A4000 Basically a "L" shaped bracket with 6 holes, that kept dust or fingers out for back slot,That was discarded for the A2000 one. Its pure aesthetics. I would contact NewTec, but they only use UPS for shipping and the part would probably cost $100 by the time it got here, so its not worth the effort. Thanks

[Matt_H]

CLS2086 wrote:
Matt_H : are you sure ?
I believe there is a special module output with a rubbon for A3000/A4000.

That's for connecting to the Flyer, regardless of the Amiga model.